she is like a daughter to me. >> reporter: briggs says that nicole and ariana had lived with them on off since ariana was born and moved out lace december and she is not seen them since. friends and coworker at costco say they have been baby sitting the girl. we took her to disneyland or we'll be back. you know, they just kept giving her the run around. >> at this nicole has not seen her daughter in late february. >> every time she tried to get ariana, she was given an execution why she could not see me. >> my gut feeling tells me that they did something to that daughter and when nicole found out, she went ballistic and they killed her to silence her. >> but they said they would norv do anything. >> taylor says that the briggs story does not add up. >> you believe that she knows more than she is saying. >> i believe they do. or they know who did this >> briggs insist they want to find nicole's killer and ariana. >> i just want to say if anybody has seen ariana or know her whereabouts, please come forward. >> god will show who did. this nicole did not deserve this. >> in dali city, ta

briggs said she took the two into her home for two years off and on.he last time she saw the mother and child was in late november. nicole's friends said briggs' knees or a relative had been babysitting oriana in oakland and she was refusing to let her see her daughter in the weeks up to her death. the police are focusing their efforts on that family. the big concern is for the safety of little ariana. >> you talked to a lot of people. this sounds like a complicated case. explain how so. >> reporter: well, you know, the briggs family is a very large family. since police are zeroing in on them and interviewing a lot of people, there is a lot of ground to cover. at first i think this was a complicated case because nicole had been bouncing around after she left the briggs home. there wasn't a lot of information about exactly where she had been, what she was doing, and so the more police peeled back the layers too this onion, the more they are covering about this babysitter and really again focusing in on this and hopefully we will have some more informati

i want to read that to you from spokesman michael briggs. unfortunately the dates and venues she's proposed don't make a lot of sense. the idea that they want to debate in new york on a night of the ncaa finals with syracuse in the tournament, no less, is ludacris. we have proposed other dates, which they have rejected. we hope we can reach agreement in the near future. so that's a statement that we have out today, fredricka. and got to remember, a little bit about how this started. you know, sanders, remember, had a big win in wisconsin -- excuse me. a big win in alaska and hawaii and washington. he then called on hillary clinton to debate him in new york. she was non-committal about that for about a week or so. then yesterday her campaigns say they were working on those dates, and today hillary clinton's campaign coming out and slamming the sanders folks saying they're playing games with the dates. the sanders folks responding in kind, and it's important to remember why new york is so important. a lot of people believe that bernie sanders

. >> but briggs' family say they would never harm nicole. >> but taylor says the story does not add. >> you think she knows more than what she is saying. >> i believe they do. >> and the briggs insist they want to find the killer and arianna. >> i want to say if anybody has seen arianna and know where she is at or her whereabouts to please come forward. >> god will show who did this. nicole did not dee second. >> tara moriarty, fox 2 now. >>> u c berkeley is about to go through a significant restructuring to include hundreds of job cuts. uc berkeley chancellor nicklas dirks detailed the cuts. he said an estimated 500 people will be laid off over the next two years. some of the cuts would be through attrition. dirk says the goal is to reduce the university's financial deficit by 85 million-dollars by june of 2017. >>> a young money who was killed along with her daughter and three other passengers in a car crash last weekend faced dui charges stemming from a previous accident last year. 21-year-old annalise montoya at the wheel saturday on highway 12 near ryo vista when she tried to ma

. >> briggs is is a street poster post -- pastor that met her at a shelter. >> she is like a daughter to me. >> nicole and arianna has lived with them on and off and moved out in late november and has not seen them since. nicole's friends and co-workers at best buy say the niece had been babysitting her in oakland for the last several months. >> they would say we took her to disney and we will be back. they gave her the run around. >> cheryl had not seen her daughter for a while and she was given an excuse. >> my gut is that they did something to the baby and when nicole found out she went ballistic as any money would do. and they kill her. >> but briggs' family say they would never harm nicole. >> but taylor says the story does not add. >> you think she knows more than what she is saying. >> i believe they do. >> and the briggs insist they want to find the killer and arianna. >> i want to say

. >> tara moriarty interviewed lemasani briggs. she calls herself a street pastor.er several years ago. >> i been having people praying all day, all night that that baby would show, baby arianna will show up. >> my gut tells me they did something to that girl's baby and when nicole found out she went ballistic, as any mother would do. >> nicole's friends say they are suspicious of pastor briggs and her family, who baby sat arianna. briggs insists they would never do anything to harm the call. >> the sheriff's office is looking for a suspect in what was originally thought to be a carjacking. investigators say brian hill forced his way into a colleague's car in west county on friday and sped up and veered towards three police officers and a police dog. he is now wanted for three counts of attempted murder on a peace officer and for stealing a car. the 43-year-old is 6'3", weighing 280 pounds. he has a low cut hairstyle and goatee. he has tattoos of musical symbols on his neck. anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to call police. >> the san mateo poli

you will have to use alternate right there out there briggs road larchmont boulevard or arc road your best bet. sounds like the closure might be in place until around noon at the earliest. so it, could even go beyond that, jim, over to you. >> thank you very much shall meisha a this morning, learning more about the deadly amtrak crash in chester. >> the crash earlier this month killed two workers and hurt several passengers. "eyewitness news" reporter, justin finch, is live in the cbs-3 sat center breaking down new report. good morning, justin. >> reporter: good morning, brooke, jim. many factors are under investigation this morning, the ntsb presumed some details will change as it continues. had permission to work on the chester area track, the question now, was there a warning? the ntsb reports the crew was assigned to track repairs including the removal of mud spots. the agency finds crews had clearance to do that work between april 1st and april 4th. the morning of sunday, april 3rd, crews were working on track two, which was supposed to be out of service. the ntsb says alert syst

briggs, a supper clean street pastor who met nicole fitts and her daughter at a homeless shelter. >> i've been having people cray -- praying all day and all night that that baby will show up, baby arianna will show up. the enemy will let her know. >> my gut tells me they did something to that girls baby and when nicole found out, she went ballistic as any mother would do. >> the calls of friends and coworkers say they are suspicious of the pastor briggs and her family. they babysat two-year-old arianna. briggs insist they would never do anything to hurt the child. >>> police are increasing patrols around the school in palo alto after a man reportedly exposed himself to a young girl. police released a sketch of the suspect. the seven-year-old girl was playing at ohlone elementary school during lunch on monday. the girl went behind one of the classroom buildings and saw a man standing on the other side of the fence. the man allegedly unbutton his pants and exposed himself. anyone with information is asked to call palo alto police. >>> facebook founder and ceo, mark zuckerberg, is takin

use briggs, larchmont boulevard or arc road is a an alternate.n overbrook a fire location at 53rd and media, no problems coming out of the villanova heading south the on the blue route, broad street subway market frankford line, trains are running with no delays, regional rails, patco, new jersey transit, off to a good start, in problems down to the northeast on i-95, we are looking good on the new jersey turnpike, chris and lauren, back to you. >>> we are following breaking news out of kensington scene of the very violent stabbing attack. >> details are horrific. a woman is fighting for her life, dave kinchen from the scene at frankford avenue crossing our fingers, because this doesn't sound good. >> reporter: no, it does not. police said they don't know if she's going to make it. the she's in surgery right now this happened on the 2900 block of frankford where we are right now and police believe surveillance cameras like this one here may have captured this incident which started, would the man was on the 2900 block of frankford and her throat

the latest warnings over a briggs it. -- brexit. >> the chairman said the u.k. would be permanently outside the eu. scenariosd the recent , the economy regardless would shrink by at least 6% by 2030. larry: slapping a price tag on a potential brexit. according to a new report, leaving the european union would be a self-inflicted wound for the u.k.. poorer outside the european union. and that is something the people will want to know if they consider how to vote in this referendum. pounds, a loss of 4500 euros a year for every british household. expected tos gdp is shrink 6% by 2030. that is according to the best of three scenarios examined by the reports in which the u.k. would negotiate a trade deal. the country could fare significantly worse. if the u.k. were to remain, the report forecasts for percent gdp growth by 2030. and according to george osborne, a renegotiation is widely unrealistic. should negotiate some other deals only have access to the single markets, we have to assess the costs and obligations of an eu membership. other member states have made i

at least for morning rush hour use briggs, larchmont boulevard or arc road to work your way around mountrel, new jersey that it is right there on route 38. pothole patrols are coming back again today. they will work on 322 here in delco. they will be working on i-95 between blue route and state line and as i mentioned with that closure of the vine coming off i-95 you will be push off at broad street and use vine street local. those crews should be gone in another ten or 15 minutes or so. the chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> if you use windows on your computer listen up, u.s. government issued an alert. home land security department is telling windows users to uninstall quick time program. that is video and audio software that at one time was widely used to play movie trailers and other internet media clips. apple decided this week to not issue anymore security updates for quick time on widows. it still works but without support. it could increase risk for viruses and other security threats. >>> retail giant nordstroms plans to cut 400 jobs by july. company trying to slash 60 milli

briggs insisted they would never do anything to hurt the child. >>> police are increasing patrols around a school in palo alto after man reportedly exposed himself to a young girl. police released a sketch of the suspect the seven-year-old girl was playing at an elementary school during lunch on monday. the girl went to behind when the classroom buildings and saw a man standing on the other side of the fence. the man unbuttoned his pants and exposed himself. anyone with information is asked to call palo alto police. struck the antioch school road district is warning parents after a student said she was robbed at gunpoint as she walked to school. the principle of deer valley high school send a message by autodialer. the message of the girl reported she was on a trail behind the community center across the street from the school when a man approached her and dropped her. the suspect is described as african-american, five foot nine inches tall. he appeared to be in his early 20s and was wearing all-black clothing. antioch police are investigating and the school is remind students to walk in

we have school buses to day that have to take detour briggs, larchmont boulevard and arc road to allthose developments there we will see extra volume, delays come in on 422, and through trooper, and as we go for parachute pull here we will drop down into northeast philadelphia, i-95, with delays right there at the cottman avenue construction zone. mike and alex back to you. >>> taking you back a couple years ago, pretrial hearing is set for this morning for that survival list accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper a and wounding another at the police barracks. do you remember that ambush. eric frein is charged, and pled not guilty to first degree murder and other related charges in the september 24th event ambush that killed byron dickson and seriously injured trooper alex douglass outside blooming grove barracks. frein was captured in october after a 48 day manhunt in the pocono mountains. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. >>> well, a montgomery court jury return a mixed verdict in the trial of the uber driver charged with raping a woman who hired him last year. ju

briggs road ark road are possible alternates. the city of houston is under water and bracing for even more rain in the coming days. at least five people have died because of the weather and in one county alone more than 1200 high water rescues had to be performed. this rainfall is considered to be the most significant to hit the houston region in more than a decade. the governor of texas has declared a state of emergency in nine counties. >> police in washington state are on a manhunt for two brothers suspected of killing a husband and wife. patrick shun and monique disappeared over a week ago. police found their two cars dumped in the woods 15 miles from their home. police say they have video that ties the suspects, john and tony reed to the disposing of the victims' vehicles. detectives believe the married couple was murdered but their bodies have not been found. >>> michigan governor rick snyder says the water in flint is improving and he plans to drink it to prove it. the embattled governor announced yesterday that he would c

. >> nicole's friends and coworkers say they are suspicious of pastor briggs and her family who babysat arianna. miss briggs insist they would never do anything to hurt the child. >>> more police patrols around a palo alto elementary school after reports of a man exposing himself to a little girl. here is a sketch of the suspect. on monday, a seven-year-old girl was playing at ohlone elementary school during lunchtime. she went behind one of the classroom buildings and saw a man on the other side of the fence who unbuttoned his pants and exposed himself. look at that sketch if you have any information, call palo alto police. >>> the antioch school district is warning parents after a student said she was robbed at gunpoint as she walked to school yesterday. the principle of deer valley high school sent out a message. the message said the girl reported she was on the trail behind the community center which is across the street from the school when a man with a gun approached her and robbed her. the suspect is described as african-american. a man who is five foot nine inches tall. he appea

so briggs road or larchmont boulevard are some possible alternates. i mentioned the midday closure that's coming to lower gwynedd along pen ambler road. head for morris road the next few days. now nearby in whitpain township there's a new crash along township line road at union meeting road. police are responding there. we have a broken down vehicle here on the vine westbound approaching the schuylkill but at this point volume on the vine isn't too bad. it's just starting to build here on 95 southbound in the work zone at cottman morning delays are just beginning to form. tam. >> breaking news. fierce flames destroyed a house in delaware county. an "action news" viewer sent us video of that raging inferno on the 3700 block of gulph road in garnet valley. that fire broke out around 3 3:45. an elderly couple was able to get out safely with no injuries and so far there's no word yet on what kicked off that fire. >> ♪ >> frontrunners donald trump and hillary clinton claimed big victories in the new york primary. trump captured more than 60 percent of the

last ford road remains shut down in both directions, briggs road larn mont boulevard ark road all alternatesn for this morning commute. on the new jersey turnpike northbound inner drive closed for overnight construction. they're hoping to get that opened for the next 10 minutes. watch out for work on the turnpike connector. matt. >> mcdonald's is dishing out free rides for septa commuters. >>> the fast food giant is giving away $15,000 worth of free septa tokens on the broad street line's walnut and locust station. it is to celebrate the launch of the restaurant's monopoly game that you can play at mcdonald's. mcdonald's plans to pass out more than 8,000 free tokens to riders between 4:30 and 6:30 p.m. >> ♪ >> all right. here at the big board for morning business, if you think using one of those new cars with a chip then you know that the process to pay can take a bit longer than swiping. you got to figure out how to use it, put it in the thing it takes longer to read. visa says we have heard the complaints. the new chips will let customers dip and remove the cards in two seconds or less. ri

this is your same alternate as yesterday, briggs road to larch. boulevard or arc road. but again that was supposed to end yesterday and it has been extended through to today, brook, over to you. >>> thanks, meisha. you have heard police officers delivering babies. we have seen that story once or twice but within police officer actually delivered his own baby. >> it happened in salt lake city yesterday morning. the officer travis clark is playing the role of dad and doctor. his wife went into labor at 3:00 in the morning. he loaded them into his patrol car but his new daughter could not wait and clark wound up delivering her on the side of the road. >> i was like no, i had my plans. >> it didn't hit me until i was driving behind the ambulance and my patrol car and i started to get emotional. i said holy cow that just happened. >> what an experience, their new daughter now joins big sister charlie, all are doing well, this morning. good for them. >> i like that name. >> nice name. >> cute. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news", area principals getting praise. >> not just r

briggs road, larchmont boulevard or arc road your best bet to get around this for now. i'll let you know when it clears, jim, back over to you. >> thank you so much, meisha a if you are headed out the door stay updated with katie's forecast on sister station "kyw news radio" 1060. also, how the philadelphia fire department is hoping to cut down on non-emergency 911 calls. the south non-profit work to go find solution to poverty. and area resident attends an immigration rally at the u.s. supreme court. check in two, three, four times a day on "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. >>> meanwhile, coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" we're taking you inside a new state-of-the-art indoo playground. >> we'll show you what makes the play so special. >> plus, inspiring stories of the boston marathon. the huge obstacle some runners had to overcome to cross the finish line. >> and this could be the strangest video you see today. what sparked that bulldozer battle in the middle of the >> two men who shot a police officers, now, learning more about one of the su

it was scheduled to lift yesterday, it is in place jab today and your alternate same as yesterday, briggs road, larchmont boulevard and arc road. we have line painting between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. wednesday through friday, it will be schuylkill. then/from it turns in the vine street expressway. it wases blue route up until correction. make note, very us about it in the world of the construction, and crew, where ben franklin bridge you're looking good there. jim, over to you. >>> well, community of the robbinsville, new jersey is still in shock this morning after the sudden death of their beloved superintendent. >> hundreds gathered last night to remember doctor steve mayer. he was struck and killed yesterday morning while jogging near the high school. parents at the vigil said mayer was a school official who put needs of his students, first. >> great person. very positive in everything that he did. very inspirational. >> it is a to testament to how blessed he was. i wish he had more time. >> classes were canceled for a second day in robbinsville, driver of the car that struck mayer is

so head for briggs road larchmont boulevard or ark road again as alternates.ruction crews are not going anywhere any time soon at the delaware memorial bridge. there's a real bad news for you this morning. complete standstill as you come southbound on 295 and cross the bridge headed into delaware. guy in a lincoln sharing that with us. >>> if you want to head to the commodore barry bridge as your alternate to the delaware memorial, no problems report there had so far. matt. >> thanks matt. >>> a gruesome discovery in schuylkill county, pennsylvania. a mother and her children found nine dead puppies in a waterway. they had been looking for turtles in the creek in porter township yesterday when they spotted them in the water. authorities are trying to determine the cause of death for the dogs and who had left them there. >> a nevada couple is warning parents about bouncy houses after they say their child got stuck to one. little angela lister was playing in the bounce house on saturday when her parents heard her screams. >> i was stuck like this and i was crying

briggs road, larchmont boulevard or arc road will be your best bet for now. jim, over to you. >> thank you, meisha a well, new this morning, philadelphia police have a mystery on their hands. when a woman is found with a slashed neck in kensington. police say someone spotted the victim walking on the 2900 block of frankford avenue when police approached her, she collapsed. right now, she is being treated for stab wounds and a slashed throat. no word on a suspect or motive >>> all right, two suspect in the shooting after philadelphia police officer are in custody and expected to have their first court appearance later this morning. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at police headquarters. jan? >> brooke, good morning, behind bars, today, is this alleged shooter, scott griffin, as well as his alleged accomplice. today they are both expected to be arraigned on number of charges, including robbery and attempted murder. meanwhile, the office here was shot is recovering at home. >> philadelphia police officer, james mccullough, released from pen presbyter

briggs road, larchmont boulevard and arc road. >>> a fire destroys a bucks county home this picture from the lieutenant david back shows the fire at its height at 11:00 last night on the 2200 block of pal mean owe drive. bucks county news feed video shows fire fighters, controlling fire about an her later. fortunate thely, in one was hurt but so far, no word on the cause. >>> this right here is new video just in from a house fire in delaware county. you can see the house on faulk road in garnett valley is badly damaged after the flames ripped through it this morning. we're told one man was inside the house when the fire started but he did get out safely. also here, no word yet on how this fire started. >>> well, classes are canceled again today in robbinsville mercer county. >> the community is still in shock after the sudden death of the school's district's bee loved superintendent. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch has the latest on the crash. >> reporter: after loss of robbinsville school superintendent doctor steven mayer a tribute, flowers, messages, candles and other keep ste

here's your host, dave briggs. >> hi, everyone.

briggs road larchmont boulevard ark road all possible alternates.n township atlantic county still have the downed wires along route 50 southbound just south of the a.c. expressway. you can use elwood road or maybe colon avenue as some alternates. i think 50 southbound is probably not your best bet. time for the commuter report brought to you by the waze app. our old pal kathy swag out and about in north philadelphia. she says there's a pothole along girard avenue. if you're headed to saint joe's prep for school this morning watch out for that. tam. >> thank you, matt. >>> the city of houston is under water and bracing for even more rain in the coming days. at least five people have died because of the weather and in one county alone more than 1200 high water rescues had to be performed. this rainfall considered to be the most significant to hit the houston region in more than a decade. the governor of texas has declared a state of emergency in nine counties. >> police in washington state are on a manhunt for two brother who's are suspected of killin

briggs roads or larchmont boulevard are some alternates. matt. >> thank you, matt.ew on "action news" police in texas release surveillance video of the man who they say killed a fitness instructor inside a church. >>> video shows the man dressed in swat gear walking around the creek side church in midlothian. police believe he's the man who murdered missy bevers. she was preparing for class at a church. some of her clients found her body. police found broken glass in the church but didn't notice anything missing. >> we're just now learning that an american is among more than 400 people killed in that devastating earthquake in ecuador. but there's still stories of survival coming from that rubble. rescuers pulled out three people buried alive more than 32 hours later. over in japan the weekend's twin quakes there triggered a mudslide where crews are still now searching for the missing. the death toll there has risen to at least 45. thousands of evacuees are sleeping outdoors due to the ongoing aftershocks. >>> and there are incredible new images out of mexico this mo

about political talks over the government throwing in great -- throwing in risks about bailouts and briggs it concerns. a homebuilder is here in the u k and shares are down today. developers in central london are offering investors discounts of as much as 20% on purchases of luxury apartments as demand for international buyers plummet the cousin of higher taxes and flow commodity prices. that is benefiting -- that is fascinating. this goes back to 2000. we had a report today from halifax showing prices rose in march but halifax did say that it is unsustainable because we corrected on the confidence and uncertainty once again surrounding the upcoming referendum. fremont prizes is up year for year the most since july 2014. we have a shortage of homes here and record interest rates that is boosting the appeal of companies. i wanted to show you this. going back to 2000. in 2002, the annual rate was 30%. we came down through 2009 into negative territory but we have been rising ever since. that halifax says these gains are not sustainable because of brexit concerns. it is the brexit word again.

they are acknowledging the downside risks that we have seen in a number of surveys around briggs it.tened uncertainty, risk for business investment and at the same time, they are trying to assuage fears by signaling that the likelihood of a preemptive pre-referendum policy change is very low. in general, i think there was a bigger knowledge meant of the downside risks. mark: it is a case of -- they can't do anything until after june 23. and if the u.k. population decides to stay in the eu, will we see market forecasts for the first rate coming much closer to where economists like yourself are? ross: i think, yes. today we have a 45% probability of a court-appointed bank rate cut before the end of this year. a lot of that risk must reflect concerns over the aftermath of leaving boats. it doesn't remove all of the downside risks in the u.k. but it does take away a significant amount of uncertainty. therefore, the markets would be bringing forward the time of the first hike. betty: we have been talking a lot about the impact, over whether they stay or go. the impact on europe but what a

upside if they come out with a hawkish statement, but given the key event risks around june, july, briggsing the main one, you can assume it will be a neutral to dovish statement if anything at all. the ugly is the boj. i think the boj is divided where they're going to move are not -- whether they are going to move are not. shery: how much is enough stimulus at this point? it is difficult for the boj at the moment. how do they satisfy the market. this is the key question that not only everyone is asking themselves, but also the boj. as you and your viewers know, when they move for qe3, january 29, dollar-yen was 118 before they moved. we had that quick spike up, and we are obviously a lot lower. we were won 12 this morning, so significantly lower, and i think it is a sign of qe fatigue that we have been talking about for a while that is showing its phase come so the boj is thinking two things. the first is that qe is the next financial gain. every time you have to come back to the table, it has to be higher and harder. another is what level do we have to come in. i think it is the 100-105

the all day breakfast favorite was one of dun kin's briggs drivers but it will be replaced imminentlyibe them as the coffee company then? >> doughnuts and coffee and -- >> name implies doughnuts. >> true. a lot of new yorkers like the coffee. i don't know why. i think it is very weak. when you have to wake up at 3:00 a.m. you need strong coffee. >> could beyonce's album lemonade give the drink lemonade a boost in sales. >> ? it just might. the chain saw a 33% increase in sales over one weekend alone. there we go. >> and the -- emoji is all over the place now. >> i need to listen to this album. >> it's widely available. you to. >> the -- but now it's on all forms of sales. >> you don't just have to do tidal. yeah. >> our facebook and twitter question today. tech had a rough april with the nasdaq declining 1.3%. could w we see a may turnaround? >> very important question given the earnings we've seen this week. get in touch with us. we'll bring you results after the break. still to come, today's must reads. the blame thy neighbor economic excuse. and our very own sat down with president

scarlet: i'm looking at due toity of the pound the briggs a debate, surging a lot this year, the white line on the chart. it has really come off over the last few days. there is this growing sense that probably britain is not going to vote to leave the eu, so that cause the rally, volatility coming off some of the opinion polls as they look better for the remain cap. -- camp. as pound volatility peaked, u.k. banks were weekend and they have strengthened somewhat with the pound. is that in the past few days, and you can look at that gambling markets in britain where they show the same thing, there has been a growing belief that ultimately the u.k. will vote to remain in the eu. wonder how much of that is due to president obama? people are citing that as a crucial moment when he came out and expressed the importance of staying in the eu. scarlet: that has been one of his big talking points. joe: we've been tracking all the latest earnings, and we have a lot today. despite better than ex expected forecast crosses, what's the story with earnings? >> it depends on what sectors you look at.

briggs is 2 1/2 years old and still loves the tissue trick, fascinated by everything his older siblings do. all righty. coming up -- turned other people's trash into treasure. >> right after this. treasure. >> right after this. time is more than cleansing. your loving touch stimulates his senses and nurtures his mind. the johnson's scent, lather, and bubbles help enhance the experience. so why just clean your baby, when you can give him thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah >>> live, this is news 4 new york now. 10:27 on this friday, april 1st. gorge, i'm michael gargiulo. we have a commuter alert for drivers who use the pulaski skyway. the skyway will be closed this weekend to create a new traffic pattern. monday southbound traffic will go on the newly completed northbound lanes. >>>

briggs van never said it he did it because family is everything. >>> next, the bad.japan. you see cha-cha on a power line after he escaped from a zoo. officials shooting him with a tranquilizer amp twofr hou tranquilizer. after two hours he fell to the ground but landed on a blanket. cute. >>> a gest stanley hotel in houston -- guest at the stanley hotel in houston captured a ghost-like figure on the staircase. the horror movie, "the shining," is based on the hotel's paranormal activity. maybe this picture is proof that the hotel is really haunted. i'll have to take a closer look. i'm not seeing it. it's early in the morning. we're still waking up. >> thank you -- thank you very much for joining us. nice to have you here. >> have a great weekend. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. you're headed down there. see you later. >> bye-bye. >>> good morning, it is friday, april 15th. it's usually tax day. you can get a few extra days this year. the candidates take the stage at the republican gala here in new york as the protests build up outside. >> they're sending their r

they was born here in new york city. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: sanders spokesman michael briggs declared if sanders wants to discuss the fossil fuel industry she should say yes to the new york debate sanders issued a challenge over. tom? >> ed henry. thank you very much. the new yorkers, they love to cheer for him. >>> new reports say fbi officials are likely to question hillary clinton about her e-mail scandal within the next few days. coming up quick. the pressure is enormous because as one government source tells fox in a case like this, you get one shot at the queen. attorney general loretta lynch, james comey are reportedly meeting frequently to discuss their progress and the handling of the high-profile case. e-mails released by the state department show clinton and t.a.'s used server to send 1,000 messages deemed classified. >>> president obama's decision to unilaterally restore relations with cuba have a big effect here at home. homeland security department statistics show 17,000 cuban illegal immigrants reached the u.s. from october through december. that is nearly doub

my wife and dating my future wife i had a phrase that i used to call it and it was this is donna brigg's go deeper investigation. she was always asking me to dig deeper and didn't want to live on the surface of superfici superficiality. so trying to get a deeper level of engagement. you talk about intellectual honesty in your book and that is putting aside your preconceived notions and telling the truth. that kind of digging deep. >> guest: there are several things i had in my mind when i was talking about that. you may remember, probably, a wreer and -- year and a half ago at the university of oklahoma you had the man singing the racist song and after that paternity was suspended the president of the university ended up hiring a diversity director which i will grateful for but i don't think there is a lot of intellec intellectual ho there because there were no black regents at the time and still aren't. i don't think there were any black staffers on this personal staff and i think there is just one today. not many black deans. no african-american firms helping to manage their endowment

briggs is 2 1/2 years old and still loves the tissue trick, fascinated by everything his older siblingsming up -- >> still to come, one man who turned other people's trash into treasure. >> right after this. treasure. >> right after this. your loving touch stimulates his senses and nurtures his mind. the johnson's scent, lather, and bubbles help enhance the experience. so why just clean your baby, when you can give him so much more? thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good morning. i'm vai sikahema. just before 10:30. let's get our forecast from nbc 10 first alert meteorologist bill henley. warm friday, bill. >> yeah, warm with showers. and now some heavy downpours that are moving into the cape may area. severe thunderst

jay wright ironically started his recruiting process by going after nate brigg. >> have fun in houston game tomorrow. >>> the flyers with a big game for them today. let's go to pittsburgh. they're trying to jockey from position and make the playoffs. but turn overs do no help. flyers, obviously in the dark, turn the puck over. and this is not good because bow bennett will score against steve mason right now after two periods, the flyers trail pittsburgh, starting to play real well at the end over the season, 3-1. a little more than 24 hours. i wonder if those bars on those establishments on lancaster avenue are going to be busy tomorrow night. >> i think so. >> you thinks? lower merion police after the game. >> they will be busy for tomorrow. >> especially if they 18. >> villanova has to play their best game of the season and north carolina not their best, because everybody said it going to the tournament. north carolina is the best team. if that happens, listen, i was at that game in '85, and thebe, nobody -- even sue patrick ewing this week, he still mad about that game. >> he should

they're spokesman, michael briggs, responding with this statement saying, "unfortunately the dates andshe proposed don't make a lot of sense. the idea that they want to debate in new york on a night of the ncaa finals with syracuse in the tournament no less is ludicrous. we proposed other dates they rejected and hope we can reach agreement in the near future." this spat back and forth when exactly they will face-off continues, but it's important a little here, poppy, to remember how we got here. after a big sweeping weekend with wins in washington, alaska and hawaii, bernie sanders challenged hillary clinton to a debate on her home turf in new york. now, clinton had been pretty publicly non-committal about whether or not she was going to commit to that debate. then yesterday we heard from the clinton campaign that they were trying to work these dates out, and then today this huge smackdown from the clinton campaign against the sanders folks for quote/unquote playing games about this debate. the sanders folks, of course, denying that saying they hope they can get a date on the calendar,

. >> breaking news, sanders spokesman mike briggs confirmed hundreds of field staffers were laid offast night. part of right-sizing the campaign as primaries wind down. but cutting staff is also typically a sign the campaign is almost done. brett? >> ed, thank you. >>> how the mighty have fallen. prison time for a man once second in line to the presidency. >>> an amazing fall from grace tonight for a man once second in line for the presidency. former house speaker dennis hastert is headed to prison. correspondent mike tobin tells us why from chicago. >> calling him a serial child molester,en angry judge thomas durkin hit former house speaker dennis hastert with a sentence more than twice as harsh as what the prosecution called for, 15 months in prison and a mighty fall for a man once two heartbeats away from the presidency. an admired winning wrestling coach. >> mr. hastert's legacy is gone and in its place are a broken humiliated man. that is as it should be. >> the charges to which hastert pleaded were lying to the fbi, and illegally structuring withdrawals of hush money. a motivat

i asked that of the communications director of the sanders campaign, michael briggs, erica. he told me what he was hoping is that the campaign would actually draw a contrast, a favorable contrast, with hillary clinton. she is going out to the west coast to raise money with the actor george clooney. there is going to be an event tomorrow night at his home where the price tag is up to $100,000 per couple. they hope that compares favorably with senator sanders coming here to the vatican to talk about income inequality and the fact that 60 people around the world own more than 3.5 billion at the bottom of the world's scale. erica? >> that is a hope we know from the sanders camp. we'll see how it all plays out. ann thompson live for us this morning. thank you. we started the hour live there at the vatican as we saw bernie sanders coming out. right now, we're in brooklyn, new york, where there has been much activity, as we mentioned. i'm erica hill in this morning for tamron hall. a lot of talk about hillary clinton. she is about to hold an event in harlem before she heads off to

. >> so sanders' campaign spokesman michael briggs did issue this statement after his remarks.rt of this is what you're alluding to. he wrote in part, sanders supports president obama's efforts to end gun violence. he voted for the legislation considered by the senate after sandy hook. he has a clear and consistent record on the issue. you say that's not enough. what do you want to hear from him? >> i don't think that that's entirely accurate. on the morning of december 14th, when i was sitting in the sandy hook firehouse, trying to figure out if my mom was dead or alive, he was defending a vote to give special liability to gun manufacturers, to essentially not hold them accountable. and that's something that the nra prides themselves on. they say it's the most important vote they have had in the past 20 years. so for him to say that he is, you know, in full support of survives of gun violence, and for strengthening gun laws, i think that it's not at all true. i mean, his actions have proved that. >> and what do you say to his argument that these gun manufacturers shouldn't be

use alternate, same as what we saw yesterday, briggs road, larchmont boulevard or arc road.usy day indeed. jim, over to you. >>> well, classes are canceled again in robbinsville, new jersey. new jersey community is still in shock over sudden death of their school superintendent. hundreds of people attended a vigil for doctor steve mayer last night. mayer was struck and killed tuesday while out jogging near a high school. driver is a robbinsville high school student, and so far no charges have been filed. >>> bill cosby's wife finished testimony in the defamation suit, seven women filed against her house bob, camille cosby sat down under oath for more than five hours. women contend that the philadelphia been comedian called them liars after they went public with sexual assault allegations against him. cosby denies the allegations. >>> in just a few hour michigan's attorney general will announce first criminal charges in the flint water crisis. two state regulators and treatment plant supervisor, accusations accused -- include violating water laws and evidence tampering. more

briggs road an alternate around that. a crash on haddonfield road.we'll check it again rick and monica in the next half hour. >> thank you, matt. >> sounds good just saying it. >> sure does. >> much more still to come on "action news" at 5:00 tonight. we're less than 24 hours and countering until the crucial new york primary. coming up at 5:30, the last minute push for support in the empire state. >> first we're getting a better ideas of the devastation after a deadly earthquake in south america. new details are coming in from ecuador when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ grover cleveland here. yes, the handsome gent on the thousand-dollar bill. with 'cash4life', the great game from the pennsylvania lottery, you could win a thousand dollars a day for life! you could invest it, or save it for a rainy day. or you could buy a new car! and with drawings every monday and thursday, that means 2 chances to win every week. cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. you could win a thousand dollars a day for life. >> ecuadorians began burying family and fri

it will be briggs road, larchmont anarch road as your alternates., over to you. >> i'm here with two special guests, meisha, a for many christmas in new york wouldn't be complete without a visit to radio city music hall to see the world famous rocketsbut you don't need to wait until next december, we have your backs here on cbs-3. the ladies back at radio city again this summer starring in the new york spectacular two of the rockettes to tell us more about this exciting show, good morning, theresa and jack. >> i good morning. >> thank you for being here with us this morning. i just want to get right into it. what's it like being part of this famous dance world? >> oh, absolutely a dream come true. this is my third season being a rockette. being with them, i couldn't ask for meg more. >> both philly girls now? >> yes. >> you live in fill. now you're not from philly? i can tell. >> no, from australia. >> so tell us about this production, new york spectacular. >> the new york spectacular, so excited for this new show coming over summer, opens up june t

but now that we are seen confrontations and violence in trump's rally, we know briggs where that comes from. because i live that. i think discrimination and hatred is contagious. just a few seconds after he said go back to -- somebody told me get outta my country and if that happened to me on national television, what would happen to many others? so i think that when it comes to and this goes directly to my book, take a stand. the photographer thought i should have been standing up and that is one of the reasons why i decided to stand up when i was with donald trump because i thought had i been sitting down, heat tell me how many times to sit down and i said no knocking to sit down. i think it's important because it is body language. if you have the same level, if you're standing up you are at the same level as the candidate for the member of congress, or the president. it is completely different. i think when it comes to when do you have to stand up? think about it, when it is okay for you to stand up and say no i'm not going to do that. well ask a journalist. i think you have to take

low in sterling -- you wouldn't do that today and in terms of what we're saying to clients -- look, briggsbe an adverse shock to financial markets in europe and we are advising them to take up some hedging against that and one of the traits we quite like his european volatility, because it would be a volatility event and unlike sterling that one is relatively low. tom: we are out of time. thank you so much. mr. barty has not seen the earnings in advance. andrew sentance, thank you so much. 7:00 a.m. eastern time, the bank of england. coming up on twitter, howard linson. we are thrilled to bring you mathematics. ♪ ♪ tom: it is risk on as assets surged to record highs. the dollar-yen approaches 18,000. mike kearney the bank of england represents all of written, england, scotland, brussels. it also represents frankfurt. humility is in order. the certitude of the second rate. this is bloomberg "surveillance." live from our world headquarters in new york on april 14, i am tom keene. with me is francine lacqua in london. london.er-esque the beauty of the city that never sleeps. did not invent th